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‘ Goldenrod is beginning to blossom : NflRWALK lmRARY,
‘ Wong the roadsides. . !
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. _ -' ‘ a . B. treet,
J H Bert), of Ch lies 5 .Backus, Mrs. H.
”the has been quite ill for some time I A “we in the Sun.
knot improving rapidly. 3911, J_ J_
, When the Clock Stops.
Hot weather this summer has causifiergdr, M. .
{N considerable tiremteouble, and deal B Ordealls bi’l F1"?-
ower, . . .
. firs report that the season has been Sum of the Desert.
in unusually busy one. Brown. Alice.
————-— Bromley Neighborhood.
The Fairfleld County Clericus, Rev. Cable. Boyd.
Wellneth McKeuie, president, will meet1 ’Cfl‘ages ‘Ofkwfilrlh-
It St. Stephen’s church, Bidgefleldu Fill]; fink Star.
.londay, August 13. Cheyney, E. G.
——-—~—-——- Scott Burton, Forester.
——LUNcH AT COUNTRY CLUB Cowman. B. .
jun will enjoy it and on Frluay a spe-‘ The Barbarian.
Mal luncheon is served.
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t‘ooke, M. B.
Cinderella Jane.
Daviess, M. T.
Out of a Clear Sky. ..
Dell, Ethel M.
The Hundredth Chance.
Findlater, M. and J.
seen and Heard Before and After.
French, Allen. .
At the meeting of Butler Lodge. N0.’ The Hiding Places.
:97, l. O. O. F., last night, Clifford N. At Plattsburg.
Jennings was presented with a hand- Gras. “1”!
:ome past grand master’s jewel.
‘ Robert M. Wilcox of Madison street,
Mo had his arm broken by a. fall some,
Ieeks ago, is regaining the use of the
(member, and hopes to be about soon.
= Gleason, Althur.
inside the. British isles.
Our Part in the Great War.
Grey. Zane. ' 4'
The Young Forester.
Halt-2y, L.
Abbe Constantin.
Hamilton, .0.
Joan and the Babies and l.
Hawks, C. '
King of the Thundering Herd.
llendhys‘, J. B.
The Gun-Brand.
Ilill, Marion.
McAllister's Grove.
Johnson, W.
7 The annual reunion of the Wilcox K Limp).
. ‘ . . . ellogg, C.
.hlmly and allied families, of which Women of Bplgium _
Shore are several members in this city] Kipling. R. V my
will be held at the Hotel McAlpin, New A DiVéFsilV of Creations.
I V Locke, W. J, -...,,.__
York city. August 233p The Red ”unet-
, ‘ ‘ Moore, L.
‘ Norwulk, like many other Connectig Antony Gray Gardner.
but towns has been found to prod-ice. Phillpotts, E.
mpproximately one~fourth the food it BMW-f 0" Com"-
Msumes. This‘ cold fact is a heavy or»; 1335;133:5511: 13'
gnment for the bigger-production. Poole, E.
“more canning and conservation move- llis Family.
ment that is under way. I 00ml”. M- C-
Slippy M'Gee.
. » . . _ Rim-hurt, M. R.
An examination of Patrick Farlell, Rub. a Sub-Deb.
“-‘n‘ho was caught between two cars at Olmstend, F.
3Hawleyvillc yesterday and was be- Anchorage.
Tiered to have possibly sustained iIl- 59‘0": 1‘1 T.
tlernal injuries showed that the man $532337?“ Cedar Mountain.
that] two broken ribs. His general con-‘ ' .pflpmm Chap.
illtion tcday was reported as satisfa': .'l‘hurston, E. T. "
1013’ and it is believed that he received ‘
Enchantment.
'mo other injuries than the broken."on Hutton, B.
bones.
Iiartford dealers express the belief
What the price of potatoes this fall will
mot be over $1.25 a bushel, with a pog-
Blbility of the price being as low as 75
mats.
7 The law says that cats may not be
iflail to starve when a family goes away
3m 3 vacation period, but must he
“tared for or left with someone who
shill feed them. ‘
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lWarren, C. M. ‘ "
| The Phoenix. "
Wharton. F. -
Summer.
Allen, 0. H. and others.
The Great War, I) Vol.
Gibson. t‘. D.
The Gibson Book: Eleven Gibson
Books in Two Volumes.
A gift from Mr. ll. 0. Bailey.
Manning, W. F. ‘
Memoirs of Li Hung Chang.
' Employes of the Bridgeport Brass
”company who were employed steadily
IMIWGPH April 1 and July 1 will re-
ceive in their pay envelopes this week
abonus of five per cent granted by the
_zcompany as a reward for steady anti
willful work for the period. The total
will amount to several thousand dol-_
’ Jars. The office employes received A gift from Miss Eliza Plait.
1119i}- bonus last week ‘ TW'PHly-Six books, the {lift Of Miss
. i?‘l‘ll(i§1(lll‘(1 are “(ill gilvonnijn this list as
., W t l n’ s are n to irary.
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than usual, but bathers report that Magazine. the. Living Age. and The
110w it is warm enough at the beaches, Nation- ("‘0 completed to Jnnuar‘; 17.
do be comfortable and yet cool enough‘ ziulehdofillttlflhfin1gofif11‘glmx: bliss:-
.to be invigorating. Hundreds drive to[ The“, llltla‘ilzinc’s. unbound. we“;
dhe beaches within motoring distance, the gift of 31,-, John McMullcn.
land this afternoon, a Wednesday hsltl.
holiday. more than the average daily
*number of salt water enthusiasts are
MR. BOUTWELL susv
speeding toward the shore.Dan«bury'ls 3‘30de f0" Evangelistic Meetings.
' News. 1 into February
Rev. A. H. Boutwell of Belmont,
Muss. former pastor of the. Baptist
Church of Danbury, who is to fill his
former pulpit next Sunday, is visit-
Every time we bear the‘ glad fall
season mentioned we are reminded of
the good old Danb‘ury Fair, whichhns,
Reds of the Midi. “
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tuittttlitnt '
lil‘ltlll last
LAKE‘VILLE, Conn, Aug. 9.~-
Which is more valuable in War times.
ion acre of land or a first class cow?
fl‘his question has been put to the
young agricultural students at Riggs
school and through their own obser»
vations the students have decided
that an acre of land is the mast pro
fitable investment. The cow Was val
at about the same figure.
This is only one of the questions
that war time economy has elicited
at The Riggs School, located in the
dioot hills 1‘: Bq-kshires. Francis
Behn Riggs, headmaster of the school,
declares that there is no time like
11 to 14 years of age in the develop-
‘ment of land resourt‘IES.
says Mr. Riggs: "Rural communi-
ties are crying out that they are los-
ing to the cities.
log out that
crowded by the great influx in the
country. The ti‘B‘uble is that the
The cities are. cry-
iwhole Nation is suffering from lack,
-‘of trained men to save and develop'
its natural rasources. In this day of
icompetition and high cost of living, it
lis only the trained man who can
’make his farm pay.”
LATEST lN GUN STOCKS
Experiments of Trapshooters Causes
.Stock to Be Straightened More
Every Year
Trapshooting has caused shooters to
experiment with straighter and
lifed them to the altitude of comb and
" heel that a few years ago would have. i
inassages of the kidney secretions were
been looked on as extreme.
Moreover, this straightening of the
stock for trapshooting has been found
to be of such advantage for pointing
at flying targets it has by its influence
ued at $125.00 and the acre of landt
the present to encourage the boy ‘0’!-
ing their young men, who are rtlsh-r
they are being over--
straighter stocks till they have‘ now}
Former ”omit: Han Receives Promo-1"
: titan in Regular Army.
' Salute Colonel James A. Ryan,
United States army. Word was 1»-
ceivel! in this city today of the pro-
motion of Mr. Ryan. 3 Norwalk boy,
who was appoihted to West Point in
[1886. from the rank of iieutenantcoloj
he] to that of colonel He is in the cav-.
.alry service and at present is stationed ‘
at Fort Sheridan, lll. He. has not yet
been assigned to a command. .
Norwalk friends of Colonel Ryan.
I new coma. RYAN.
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have Watched with keen interest hip
advancement in army life and will ex . .‘
tend hearty congratulations upon this,
latest promotion, which comes in a lit-w
tie more than a year from the time he.
was made lieutenant-colonel.
BRENNAN VS. MADDEN
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Knockout Bill Brennan outpointed'
Barttley ‘Madden in a 10-round bout
'at the Pioneer Sporting club last
night. Brennan scored a knockdown;
in the first round, but alter this Mad-
den came along rapidly -tInd waged}
an interesting, aggressive fight. The.
men are heavyweights.
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A big and vaaied line with covers of attractiv
well as the strong and serviceable. khaki.
swialvohie. ,
Ev
e designs, as
. .of
WOOKS AND AWNINGS.
Porch Form, Screens and Rugs—4i
am stock in all sizes and designs
RAYMONDdt SON
8mm
WanmdfiighSts.
and Furniture Dealers.
Norwalk
, - which will -
' —Protect your funds from loss
Wis-37 Take Chances ?
“Many persons have lost the savings of a lifetime by con-
cealing funds In unsafe places. The safe place for money is in
a Bank.
We ofler this security in the form of a. checking account
—-Systematize your financial afl‘airs
—-Strengthen your credit.
Modern methods,
You are invited to do
superior facilities, courteous treatment—
. your banking business here.
We act as Admlmstrator, Executor or Trustee of Estates.
The City National Bank
j RENEWED TESTIMONY i
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No one in South Norwaik who suf—’
‘fers backache, headaches, or distress-f
Eing urinary ills can afford to ignoreI
‘this Norwalk man's twice-told story,
it is confirmed testimony that no‘
South forwalk resident can doubt. I
G. D. Worden, prop, harness store;
‘32 Main street, Norwalk, says: "My;
back throbbed and pained and the,
irregular. My sight was blurred and?
I had pains in the back of my head,
i got Doan’s Kidney Pills at- Glendon»;
ning & Co’s drug store and they made]
arpcr‘s Monthly ‘Scribner's’
straightened the stock of the field gun mo feel better. M'y kidneys were reg-L
and many are now usingthe same or a ulsted. my sight improved and I was,
very slightly modified stock on up- bencfitted in every way." '
land birds. l Tile above statement was given Oc-'
And now we are beginning to see when 1908 and on June 24, 1916 ML,
the comb and heel of equal measure. Worden said: “Dean‘s Kidney Pills
ments with numerous instances of have. always stood by me and 1 gladlv“
and Patiently
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South Norwalk, Bonn.
¢ J # r ~£
Children ‘Cheerruuy Painless
and Conscientious
Truted by Modern Dentistry
- ' . .Sympathetlc
Pamleu Method; Acepttc omce Treatment,
l unsunurz l
Moderate Surgeon Gal Administered
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
A-
15,Yesrs tn
the Practice of
High-Class
Dentistry.
DENTIST
by the Oxygen
Method.
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.
m. by appointment.
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Restoration.
ctnt Dentures,
fully Danna
Gold and Porcelain
All kll'ldl of Artifi-
Crown and Bridge
Work, Etc, Skil-
thc heel higher than the comb. stand by them. Whenever lnotice‘
Lester German. a shooter in the very any symptoms or kidney Il~ouble,l
first row, advocates equal measure-.Doan's bring good results." - :
ments for comb and heel. He,l Price 60, at all dealers. Don't slm-'
shoots a gun having on inch andlply ask for a kidney remedy—get
onenquarter drop at bOIh comb and.l)oan‘s Kidney Pills—the some that;
heel. thereby glVins 10‘ the slow Mr. Worden had. tFoster-Miiuurn Co.t
no pitch whatever. (Props, Buffalo. N. Y.——Adv
Some may say that this is all well, _ ~ ‘
well enough in a trap gun. But Mr.‘ "‘ ""
German will take this some sun undiBIG ' REDUCTIONB ON ALL
snuff out the wildest targets that canf SUMMER HOLE NEEDS.
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be thrown with n hand trap, targets. . . ,_ i
that mm. an "anguish" on them to Refrigerators, Oil Stoves, Ovensn
such an extent that they can “lifted 5 Ice Cream Freezers, Screen Doors,
away from the earth like the horn of Croquet Sets, Lawn Mowers, Gabi
the new moon. Eden Hose, Etc.
There is this much about it. a stock
Albert 1‘. Gellelle
without pitch, in your measurement“
Plum 1059-2
will no hook onto your cheek bone?
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when it drives straight back at the
moment of firing. .
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rwulk!
There ’is' Still a Chance
to Save Money
Don’t miss the sale of LADIES’ max pumps.
, All the new styles in patent, colt and kid.
$3.95 for the $5.00 grades
$2.95 for the $3.50 and $4.00 grades.
LADIES’ WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES.
Rubber soles and heels. Now $6.50, were $8.00.
$4.95 for the. $6.00 grades.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
8: Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
be permitted to retain only sudlclent
of the crops for their private use and
for seed. The monthly flour allotment
for the rural population is expected to
Our 20 per cent. discount
sale will greatly interest you.
Included in this sale are
amount to 37 pounds for each person. MEN'SBlack, Tan and White
- —— Oxfords.
HE FELT LIKE NINETY Women’s White Kid, Buck
Nothing will make a person feel oldi and . Canvas Shoes, White
quicker than disordered kidneys, tor; Reignskin and Canvas Pumps
when they are not working properly‘ and OXfords.
Black Kid, Gun Metal and
Patent Leather Pumps and
Oxfords.
Children’s Pumps and Ox.
the whole system is infected with poi-
sons that cause aches and pains in all
parts of the body. A. W. Morgan, An-
gola, La., writes: “Oh, I suffered Wit
lot years and years ~and years and.
years, as Harry Lander says, taken
We during the first week in October.
fl‘his season is no departure from the
ing friends in this city for about at pain in my back. I am 43 years old.
week, and is welcomed back to this.but I felt like a man 90 years Old'
city heartily by a large circle Of'Since I t00k_ Foley’s Kidney Pills 1
friends and acquaintances. Mr. andItem like I ““1 when I was 21'" They
Mrs. Boutwell
tone up and strengthen the kidneys,
fords
EiWooddtGlover
PARIS, June 24.—-Anuounccmcut Prompt Delivery. i
that the new Hungarian crops will be] _____ _?__ ___. _ l
seized by the government of that coon-1m-
)try as soon as harvesting and thresh-t ——-
log is completed has been made by the: LOVER’S
president of the Hungarian Food Ali" G .
ministration Bureau, according to a
{dispatch from Budapest. Farmers will Est. 1897. i
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ride and the fair will be held October
:1 to 6.~—Trotter and Pacer, New York.
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Be Convinced %
Ito manwho has learned the
convenience of a checking
account and the peace of g
mind it words, has «ever
gone back tmtheoididsa of,
amiss IN run rooms"
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2510 plan is so thoroughly
practical-and so shnplstlfltst.
only a trial is necessary to 3;:
convince the most skepticaL: 5
Please can and we will be i
glad to talkto yduxabont’lt.
.- South Norwallt
" ularity as well as the efficiency of his ~
-' walston, Fondvllle and West Cum-
. mlugton. '
'cudook, world’s champion motion
and son, and Mrs.
Boutwell’s father, 0. H. King, are
the guests for a few days of Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Andrews, of 52 Washing
ton avenue -
Mr. Boutwell, as state evangelist of-
and promptly relieve annoying bladder
troubles—Adv.
Stillson-Powell Corporation.
122 Washington Street
South Norwalk
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the. “Massachusetts-"Baptist Missionary
society. with headquarters in Boston,
has been conducting evangelistic meet-
ing in cities throughout the state, Mr.
Boutwell already has engagements to
fully occupy his time from now up in-
to February, which indicates the pop, ‘
work. So tar he has conducted meebv
ings in Russell. Huntington, West Rm
:tonnbury people: bothvin the. Baptist
Church and out of it were attracted by
Mnuaouvveli’s ministry during his "
three years‘ pastorate in this city ‘und
it was with regret that they saw him
depart for his new work intMassachu-
setter-Adv.
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and 70:“th
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“KEEP COOL—KEEP COOL”
Boyd ’3 Orange Sugar . ..
Boyd’s Lemon Sugar
nubeue'orape Juice
Armour's Grape
«10c can
Makes delicious orangeads.
10c can
Makes delicious lemonade.
Regular 1
10:: bottle
5c seller.
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Juice 20c bottle
Regular 25c seller.
Atlas Olivesyplainiorstufl'ued ................... 100 bottle”
Best value in the city;
. Boqm'nrnro Grape
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Atlas Pickles}. mm or 3W9“ .7. o o o c 0'. n_o C SOTO u a" a n 10“ blink
Best value in the city.
Jen u-‘o-o o' ‘ "4.1.00 1‘“
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"Have You Seen
Just step into our store and see
the wonderful line of Congoleum
ArbRugu now being d'Ip all
Web" Luminayeémhiio:
covering values in the country to
town-to you.
Caspian: Art-R I. are. every;
tiling you want in or our cover-inc.
Thy mil-outdo! in .
“an. Mm double.
In waterproof and sanitary.
“ m alien-plan Bop
A.
These ”Wonderful,
The floor covering
surprise of the
east; ,
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@flé‘zfi-‘g’ gage). no ' .,
113(9" W@fio¢a&@e@‘ . 2&0 , .— ‘
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' .f' "(97‘ x . .' tailerm,,or
*ir .
Every Room in
' «1- Your Home
"Washable Rugs?
with soap stalwarts! a mop.
You'don't have to beat them. And
dust-venom! get under that be-
cause they do not curl; of “Hck
up" at the edges. Do you wonder
that these rugs are thin" the
women of America by mt
And don't worry about the prices.
They are so low you would hard-
lpbclievo uni! welddyou. Any
“Wu. “*3‘3. '3;
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maturation ,
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norway!
Opens May I
DINNERS AND Ari;
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
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1JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Pup.
Telephone 720
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WITHOUT PLATES I
4Dr.’-l. H. Mallery
16 80. Main St, 50. Norwalk. Gt.
Eoun9a.m. tofip.m.,7t08p.m.
Sundays By Appointment Only
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' The Banner Bakery
rel 367 5 Monro. strut
We are now able to supply our
customers with. PIES, made to
order each day]. We also have
SUGAR, BUNS and COFFEE
RINGS in addition to our regular
stock.
A. M. WOOSTER - '
arrouysv AT LAW (‘9
Late Examiner I
U. S. Patent - Send
Office ‘ [or Booklet
on Patents“
U15 “KIN STREET
saloosroa'r. conuwncuri
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sxpasss sznwcs AT rnslom
’ RATES To NEW YORK
rI-Is ANNING .1. SMITH TRANS
PORTATION LINE. Inc.
Freight but leaves Pier 45, Ban .
River, New York (foot of Jackson
it.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.
:1. Freight received at Norwatk up“
5 p. m. and at South Norwslk up to,
5:30 p .m.
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Women’s ~
Wear
The Little Shop
60 ND. MAIN ST.
ZELUF’F’S
Drug Store
.1 North Main Street
833-9Phones-453fl
‘Wllitman’stihocolam
Drugs Prescriptions
REBUILT TYPEWRITERs—L. C.
'Smitn, enderwood,
Remington, all other
.makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals, 33
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month; .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
it You have .
”L" S. Jaile-
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Eil‘ron
Phone 499 . 0
37 Port Mechanics-wk,
FOOD VALUE
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